Interview With Queen Victoria

Just this week I had an interview with Queen Victoria. Here are the questions and answers for our interview.

1. How old were you when you became queen?

I was only 18 years old and didn’t know much about being a queen

But eventually I learned and became a good queen for my people.

2. When did you get married?

I married my cousin, Albert , at the age of 21.

3. Did you have any children?

Yes, nine in fact. We had a very busy home but managed to keep the place tidy.

4. What are the names of your children?

Victoria, Albert, Alice, Alfred, Helena, Louise, Arthur, and Beatrice. Oh yes , and I almost forgot, Leopold. He’s the shy one.

5. And what are some of your favorite hobbies?

I love singing and going to the opera. When I first started singing I sounded a bit like a rooster trying to bark like a dog.

6. How long have you ruled so far?

Oh well lets see here, about 38 years now . Wow that means I’m 56! I guess I am getting old.

By Hannah B.(:

Latest New York Fashion

by Kim F.


The latest style in New York City!!
A beautiful yellow tea dress with scalloped lace and ribbon rosettes. Adding to
the elegance of the dress is a straw hat with matching rosettes and satin slippers.
You can only find this dress in New York City stores.

Entertainment- Victorian era

You are cordially invited to an Afternoon Tea.The Tea will be held June sixth, at 2:00. Finger foods and dessert will be served.We are priveledged to have famous opera singer, Alicia Botany performing '' God Bless America.''Following the Tea there will be a speech by sufferagist, Susan B. Anthony.

Classified Add-Victorian Era

Servant Needed!! By Bayley W. :)

A servant is desperately needed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Colbright. Experience in the areas of cooking and childcare are neccessary, but further instruction is available if need be. If you meet these requirements and are interested for this job, please mail your resume' to:
1621 Teacup Lane,
Bayleysburgh, Massachusetts.

House for sale. By Hannah W.
Big white house on the corner of fifth Street. This house is three stories with a balcony and a nice screened in porch. For more information please come to the the house on the corner of Fifth Street.

Daily Forecast-Victorian Era

The Daily Forecast, by Bayley 8)

Today's forecast for Bayleysburgh, Massachusetts, is fifty degrees for the low, and sixty-five degrees for the high. There is a thirty-five percent chance of scattered showers, but it should remain sunny for most of the day.

Book Review - Victorian era

Little Women
By Susanna :)

Little women By Louisa May Alcott is a simply delightful book about four sister; Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy; and how they grew up in the mid to late 1800’s. The story goes through the girl’s lives on practically a yearly basis teaching them excellent lessons through their joys and trials. This wonderful novel is very enjoyable, be sure to read it someday.

Entertainment - Victorian era

Word Search
Rebekah

See if you can find the 18 words hidden in the word search below. These items were commonly seen in the Victorian era, everywhere from the parlor to the ballroom.


To complete this puzzle, click on the image above and print it out.

Lost and Found

A child's rocking horse was found on the road side tuesday morning. It appears to have fallen out of a wagon while being transported. The body is blue and the tale and mane are yellow. It is very well crafted and appears very expensive. The horse is very elaborate and has real glass eyes and horse hair. If you lost this item, please contact Monsure Bennet at Elm Street Outfitters.

Victorian Desert Recipe...

Clafouti (Klah-foo-tee)

In France, Clafouti may be made with a variety of fruits. This desert could not be easier.: simply whip up the batter, pour it over the fruit and bake. Serve leftover Clafouti cold, with cream.

3 eggs, 1 cup milk, ½ cup all purpose flour, ¼ cup granulated sugar, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 1 cups pitted dark sweet cherries, powdered sugar.

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Beat eggs, milk, flour, granulated sugar, and the vanilla with hand beater until smooth. Spread cherries in oblong baking dish, 10” x 6” x 1”, or 8” x 8” x 2”. Bake uncovered until puffed and golden brown, 45-60 minutes. Sprinkle with powdered sugar. Serve warm. (6 servings).